Intermodal Rises in Mexico

InTek Freight & Logistics: The Podcast

There is plenty of action in the Mexican freight market, and plenty of uncertainty - particularly in trucking thanks to driver shortages and, relatedly, security concerns. Meanwhile, intermodal is gaining a foothold in Mexico, with steadier capacity, safer freight movement and smoother border crossings via rail to the U.S. To learn more, we welcome Diego Anchustegui, Chief Commercial and Operating Officer with leading intermodal provider Transportès EASO and President of the Mexican Intermodal Association (AMTI).
Diego shares a variety of updates on all things intermodal and freight in Mexico, explains why there are concerns about capacity and infrastructure ahead of the approaching nearshoring boom and tells us about his half of the "New Border" solution shared in our previous episode by Spearpoint Logistics CEO Richard Miller. Plus, Diego discusses AMTI, why EASO got into intermodal after decades as a trucking company and his membership on the University of Denver Transportation and Supply Chain Institute Board.
Learn more about EASO (also known as ZigZag Logistics) at easo.com and AMTI at www.amti.org.mx.
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